Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[disq]

I asked because only that 59.950 Hz showed up in Detailed resolutions, and i thought something was wrong.

The other resolutions indeed show up in the Extension block:



Good to know, thanks ToastyX.

[Inreals]

Hello, i have a 24V2Q (24V2W1G5) from AOC with a Freesync Range from 48 to 75Hz.

I've tried to lower the bottom limit of the freesync range. But without any success.

Below 46Hz -> black screen in the G-sync Pendulum.

Quite unlucky. Maybe i've done something wrong?

[imurnumber1stfan]

I set up a 1920x1080 detailed resolution with automatic timing LCD standard 59.986Hz

I ran restart64 and restated my laptop but it never showed up in windows resolution options

Two days latter I now have magenta and cyan pixels shading random colors. My laptop is also unresponsive sometimes and has blue screened 3 times.

I removed the detailed resolution ran restart64 and rebooted but its still the same.

Since I never applied the resolution with windows, is this just a coincidence?

If not, what model MacBook do you guys recommend? I set up WinXP with Parallels on a 2013 macbook once and have always wanted one for myself. I'd mainly use it for 2D game development/cross platform test bed.

[ToastyX]

(02-21-2019 10:26 AM)imurnumber1stfan Wrote:  Two days latter I now have magenta and cyan pixels shading random colors. My laptop is also unresponsive sometimes and has blue screened 3 times.

Even if you were able to add an incompatible resolution, that would not cause blue screens, and artifacts would be noticeable right away, not two days later. This sounds like it might be a faulty GPU and not the screen itself.

[ToastyX]

(02-20-2019 07:59 PM)Inreals Wrote:  Hello, i have a 24V2Q (24V2W1G5) from AOC with a Freesync Range from 48 to 75Hz.

I've tried to lower the bottom limit of the freesync range. But without any success.

Seems like the monitor can't handle the lower refresh rate. Some monitors can handle a lower range if you also reduce the maximum refresh rate.

[Inreals]

(02-21-2019 02:22 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(02-20-2019 07:59 PM)Inreals Wrote:  Hello, i have a 24V2Q (24V2W1G5) from AOC with a Freesync Range from 48 to 75Hz.

I've tried to lower the bottom limit of the freesync range. But without any success.

Seems like the monitor can't handle the lower refresh rate. Some monitors can handle a lower range if you also reduce the maximum refresh rate.

Well, i've tried few things.

Shifting freesync range to 40-60Hz doesn't work.
Below 46Hz -> Black screen

Trying to OC the screen to 80Hz -> Black screen

Conclusion: They already squeezed everything they can from the panel.

[imurnumber1stfan]

(02-21-2019 02:21 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  This sounds like it might be a faulty GPU and not the screen itself.

How strange, Thanks for the reply!

[qqzzxxcc]

Hi, I'm trying to get interlaced resolutions on my CRT. But neither added by CRU being shown in display properties available modes, nor nvidia control panel lets me add interlaced resolution (just changing progressive to interlaced makes resolution not working) - Unsupported resolution by monitor.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, could someone help me with that?

[Prefix]

(02-19-2019 02:44 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  Snip

Is there still no way to get 144hz Freesync over Dual Link DVI? I got freesync working on DVI when I added HDMI tag but it limits me to 60hz and 40-60 range seemed to work in testing.

[ToastyX]

(02-22-2019 05:41 PM)Prefix Wrote:  Is there still no way to get 144hz Freesync over Dual Link DVI? I got freesync working on DVI when I added HDMI tag but it limits me to 60hz and 40-60 range seemed to work in testing.

The driver only supports FreeSync with HDMI, and it doesn't support dual-link signals with HDMI.